Gina Han
Gina Han uses cheery color and organic pours of bas relief paint to span geometrically fragmented grounds of negative space. More...
Gay Block
In 1981 Gay Block photographed 7- to 15-year-old girls at a summer camp. Fast-forward to 2006, she tracked down and re-photographed the girls. More...
Gay Block
In 1981 Gay Block photographed 7- to 15-year-old girls at a summer camp. Fast-forward to 2006, she tracked down and re-photographed the girls. More...
Ivory Yeunmi Lee
Wandering the imaginary landscapes of the paintings of Ivory Yeunmi Lee is like floating through an eerie, pastel-hued reverie. More...
From Moscow with Love
"From Moscow with Love" is remarkable cache of work that runs the gamut from the political to the purely graphic to the ponderous. More...
Cai Guo-Qiang
Cai Guo-Qiang's work involves a laborious process in which volunteers help to stencil canvases with gun power which is then ignited. More...
Lee Friedlander
With this new body of work Lee Friedlander again demonstrates why he is one of the most celebrated American photographers. More...
PLANEfurniture
"PLANEfurniture" is an erudite yet accessible show focusing on various porous boundaries we take for granted today. More...
Pard Morrison
Pard Morrison’s wall reliefs stand out about three inches from the wall, creating the illusion of another sculptural surface. More...
Jeff Brouws
Jeff Brouws’s work is testimony to how new tendencies in art are frequently misunderstood even by the best informed. More...
The End of the Wild
Man versus nature is a conflict yet to be settled, as this small gathering of installation art, photographs and other media demonstrates. More...
''LIGHT''
This a thoughtful four-person show, "LIGHT," surveys the ways in which artists utilize the notion of light across diverse media. More...
Infinite Possibilities of Origami
Origami art has moved into the post-Modern age by leaps and bounds, and this medium-sized but highly engaging show is a jaw-dropper. More...
Patti Oleon
A haunting aura of mystery inhabits the paintings of nostalgic, lavish interiors made by San Francisco artist... More...
Robert Brady
Literally, the first object that Berkeley-based artist Robert Brady made with clay changed his life. It was in his More...
